On the April 25 episode of BloodHorse at the Derby: We discuss several leading contenders performing their final works and check in with connections such as Brad Cox, Chad Brown, Mike Smith, and more.

The Kentucky Oaks (G1) field is set, led by 4-1 favorite Zany who is trained by Todd Pletcher and owned by Repole Stable.

The return to action of the previous year's Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (G1) winner is always a major event and the appearance of Daryz is the headline act in the Prix Ganay (G1).

Toffey discusses the success of leading sire Into Mischief, as well as Spendthrift Farm's Kentucky Derby (G1) entrant Further Ado.

The connections of dual Saudi Cup (G1) winner Forever Young are considering either a dirt and turf campaign for the star Japanese racehorse this fall. 

Hear three things you might not know about Kentucky Derby (G1) contender, Golden Tempo.

Wathnan Racing's Case Clay describes the acquisition and achievements of Kentucky Derby (G1) contender Commandment.

Further Ado, Commandment, and Fulleffort—three graded stakes-winning 3-year-olds trained by Brad Cox—highlight the morning training session April 25 at Churchill Downs with breezes in preparation for the May 2 Kentucky Derby (G1).

Racing Hall of Fame trainer Steve Asmussen opts to skip the May 2 Kentucky Derby (G1) with Risen Star Stakes (G2) runner-up Chip Honcho and point to the Preakness Stakes (G1).

If someone doesn't know Mike Repole very well, they might think he would be happier if his 3-year-old colt Renegade is the second betting choice in the May 2 Kentucky Derby (G1) as opposed to the favorite.